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David Risher is from the non-profit organization Worldreader.
David Risher is from the non-profit organization Worldreader.
True (A)
The e-readers program by Worldreader has given a total of 180,000 e-readers to kids and teachers in Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda.
The e-readers program by Worldreader has given a total of 180,000 e-readers to kids and teachers in Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda.
False (B)
The first test conducted by Worldreader showed that primary-school students who got e-readers improved their reading on tests from 13% to 16%.
The first test conducted by Worldreader showed that primary-school students who got e-readers improved their reading on tests from 13% to 16%.
True (A)
E-readers are heavy and not suitable for children to carry around.
E-readers are heavy and not suitable for children to carry around.
E-readers have built-in Internet connections.
E-readers have built-in Internet connections.
Books sent from America to Humble School's library were about local authors' works.
Books sent from America to Humble School's library were about local authors' works.
Ester Nabwire is one of the students at Humble Primary School in Mukono, Uganda.
Ester Nabwire is one of the students at Humble Primary School in Mukono, Uganda.
The e-readers program by Worldreader aims to provide a digital dictionary to students in Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda.
The e-readers program by Worldreader aims to provide a digital dictionary to students in Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda.
Mr. Opio mentioned that instead of just having 1,000 books, the students have 10 or 100 times that through e-readers.
Mr. Opio mentioned that instead of just having 1,000 books, the students have 10 or 100 times that through e-readers.
The e-readers provided by Worldreader need frequent charging due to their short battery life.
The e-readers provided by Worldreader need frequent charging due to their short battery life.
